One Hundred Ways to Seduce Chuya

One winter, the body of the talented girl Junko Toki was discovered by a forest ranger in the forest beside Lake Akan. Many years after the death of the beautiful girl painter Junko, a writer who claimed to be "Junko's favorite man" interviewed several old friends who had emotional entanglements with her, including her oil painting teacher, criminals, boyfriends who had biological sisters, and even Junko's sister herself, who seemed to have had an unknown affection with her. These people said "I am the person Junko loves most" and produced substantial evidence, but even they themselves were not sure. Who was Junko's favorite person at that time? "I like Chuuya the most." The girl said. The young gangster's ears turned red and he said harshly: "Is it true? I don't believe it." At that time, Junko sneered. She didn't finish her sentence. The entire sentence was: "What I like most is Chuuya who loves me." The world in my eyes is the mess of a dim canvas, the pink and green desires, the black surging malice, the endless blue and white snow of Lake Akan, and the eyes on the white birch trees. And the orange shining you. —— Chuuya x then Junko Note: At that time, Junko was the heroine in Watanabe Junichi's work "The Lost Soul in Lake Akan", so this article was considered a bit of a joke and did not target an otome. The heroine is unclean (refer to the original setting) Purpose: Love this world